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iPhone as phone patch.

edwinhigg
edwinhigg Member ✭✭
edited November 2024 in Third-Party Software

Has anyone experimented with using an IpHone as a phone patch? I am currently using an external line and patch, but would like to use my iPhone instead.

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  • John WA7UAR
    John WA7UAR Member ✭✭✭
    edited November 2024

    Hello @edwinhigg , I did a search on YouTube and found something (from 3 years ago), that talks about patching audio from a laptop to a cellphone. Part 1 explains using an audio mixer, and Part 2 (at 14:15 minutes in) removes the mixer completely and just uses RCA cross connectors. The only issue is that the cellphone example in this video uses a audio jack into the phone… your newer iPhone likely no longer has this port and you will have to find a dongle that breaks out USB-C to separate external mic and audio jacks.

    The video uses Zoom as its example audio input to a cellphone but the same concept should apply for audio from your radio to the cellphone as well.

    The video is NOT radio specific but I thought it might help with some of the basic concepts until someone else in this thread chimes in with their idea. Good luck. John/WA7UAR

    https://youtube.com/watch?v=X3KEnyVmBgI&si=Il4DGij_Z7--nz1v

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